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<\/p>\nA gay couple are suing printing firm ‘Vistaprint’ after apparently receiving religious pamphlets which spoke of ‘sin’ rather than their wedding programmes.<\/p>\n
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Andrew Borg, 31 and Stephen Heasley, 39 got a shock when they received the literature which they unsurprisingly found very offensive.<\/p>\n
Though there was no explicit anti-homosexual message, the pamphlet did look at sin and where it came from. You don’t need to be a rocket scientist to see what was meant.<\/p>\n
According to the pair, the leaflets were delivered in place of their wedding brochures which never arrived. They said they had to pay to get the proper brochures printed.<\/p>\n
Their brochures were meant to include customised lyrics from the song \u2018Treasure\u2019 by Above and Beyond.<\/p>\n
But the brochures they actually received read: \u201cSatan entices your flesh with evil desires and sin is the result of your failure to resist the temptation. It is an act of rebellion against God\u2019s holiness.\u201d<\/p>\n
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Borg and Heasley\u2019s lawyer, Michael J Willemin, said the case \u201cpresents a particularly egregious example of a company refusing to provide equal services to members of the LGBTQ community.\u201d<\/p>\n
Vistaprint needless to say are rather concerned about what has happened and have launched an investigation.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe have just been made aware of this incident in the last few hours,\u201d said a spokesperson.<\/p>\n
\u201cWe understand how upsetting it would be for anyone to receive materials such as these the night before their wedding.\u201d<\/p>\n
Well I don’t know what to say. Presuming that this is true and not some sort of ruse to get a free wedding (yes people have been known to do that) it does go to show that there are some seriously bigoted people in the world. I hope they find who did it and they are fired.<\/p>\n
Everyone has the right to hold views other find unpalatable, including anti-gay views, but going out of your way to offend somebody on their wedding day makes you a scumbag.<\/p>\n
We will watch for the results of the investigation with interest.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
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